Since you are using .Net 1.1 you can use my Encrypted Connection Strings to
do exactly what you needed:
http://www.gotdotnet.com/Community/UserSamples/Details.aspx?SampleGuid=7d1d4954-a530-4329-8cc0-96a0c39ab4b2.
I built that code with encrypting Oracle, SQL Server and other database
connection in
My thought was that you would use your own user/password input mechanism (or
the new ASP.NET user authentication controls) to know exactly who the user is,
and to determine the proper "remoting identity" (and any other "security level"
things). Then you'd call Impersonate to take advantage of r
Have you looked at AJAX?
http://developer.apple.com/internet/webcontent/xmlhttpreq.html
- Warmest Regards,
Phillip Holmes
Quoting Franklin Gray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I am encrypting a password used to login to Oracle and putting it in an
XML file. It is stored as a string of System.Text.Uni
Nevermind. I decided to go with encrypting the whole file instead of just
a node value. That way I can read in the whole file and decrypt it, then
load it into the XMLDocument.
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I am encrypting a password used to login to Oracle and putting it in an
XML file. It is stored as a string of System.Text.UnicodeEncoding. Seems the
xmldocument object can't load a file with this type of
string. Is there anything else out there that I can u
sorry...wrong topic.
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I am encrypting a password used to login to Oracle and putting it in an
XML file. It is stored as a string of System.Text.UnicodeEncoding. Seems the
xmldocument object can't load a file with this type of
string. Is there anything else out there that I can use in place of the
xmldocument object?
What are you performance requirements? e.g. how many transactions per
second do you expect? What amounts of data are you communicating? What's
involved in the XSL; is it a simple transform, or are you expecting to use
alot of XPath or XQuery?
Creating XML, transferring XML, parsing XML, running
Hi all,I am working on a web app where we are communicating with Navision, the
way it works is that we send and receive xml messages.Now I'm thinking of using
serialisation to render my objects into xml and then perform an xsl transform
to render it in the required xml and for return values I am
Hi all,
I am working on a web app where we are communicating with Navision, the way it
works is that we send and receive xml messages.
Now I'm thinking of using serialisation to render my objects into xml and then
perform an xsl transform to render it in the required xml and for return values
I
For that, I have found an excellent software:
MockupScreens
http://www.mockupscreens.com
HTH
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